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Hamido Seafood Expands with New Location, Continuing to Bring Egyptian Flavors to Astoria

Good news for seafood lovers in Astoria, New York! Hamido Seafood, a beloved dining spot famous for its authentic Egyptian dishes, is set to open a second location just steps away from its original restaurant on Ditmars Boulevard. This exciting development is promising to enhance the already vibrant culinary scene in the area.

Slated to open in November, the new restaurant will be situated at 31-29 Ditmars Blvd., the former home of Burgerology, which closed its doors earlier this summer. Despite the transition from burgers to seafood, the space is about to be transformed into a bustling hub for fresh seafood lovers. The original location at 33-08 Ditmars Blvd. will continue to operate, offering delivery and pick-up to cater to an ever-growing demand.

The masterminds behind Hamido, Maghared Mansy and his cousin Mohaem Abuker, are passionate about sharing their roots from the Mediterranean city of Alexandria, Egypt. The duo has successfully infused traditional Egyptian seafood recipes with a modern dining experience, which has resonated with both locals and visitors alike since they first opened their doors in May 2019. The restaurant has gained significant traction on social media over the past year, becoming a viral sensation with patrons eagerly documenting their dining experiences.

A visit to Hamido Seafood feels like a culinary adventure. Guests can start by selecting their favorite fresh catches from a fish counter, choosing between various cooking styles—whether grilled, fried, or roasted with a delightful dose of lemon and oil. The menu is vibrant, featuring an array of tantalizing sides like garlic eggplant, lemon potatoes, and traditional Greek salad. One highlights customers rave about is the popular lunch special, featuring a main dish accompanied by two sides for just , making it an accessible option for those looking to savor quality seafood without breaking the bank.

As the demand continues to rise, the expansion into a larger two-story venue will accommodate many more customers, making it possible for even more seafood enthusiasts to enjoy the unique Egyptian dining experience. The decision to move into the former Burgerology space showcases the potential for culinary evolution in Astoria, promising to breathe new life into the area.

With this new venture, Hamido Seafood not only strengthens its presence in Astoria’s thriving food scene but also symbolizes the warm embrace of cultural diversity through cuisine. This latest opening is a testament to the restaurant’s popularity and innovative spirit, ensuring that delicious Egyptian seafood will be a cornerstone for years to come.

Stay tuned for the grand opening next month, and if you haven’t visited Hamido Seafood yet, be prepared to embark on a flavorful journey that will leave you craving more.

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